By Dimitri Tsykalov, who also used meat as material for his sculptures.
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Amazing charcoal drawings by Robert Longo.
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Not only is that name worth a blog post, but it is also his work that is great.
Don’t forget to check out his collection of people holding photo’s and people with paintings.
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Suck on this NRA!
Valentin Beinroth and Florian Jennett are the inventors of the gun popsicle.
Despite they remind me of Bob Ross a bit, these images by Kim Asendorf sure look beautiful.
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Never throw away your ran out pencils again! Send them to Dalton Ghetti instead.
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By talented Dutchman Helmut Smits.
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Great carved weapons in old school desks by Ben Turnbull.
Looks like the guy probably has ADD just like we have. He obviously also couldn’t keep his mind with class and he also never finished his work : )
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These sculptures by Swedish artist Anders Krisar remind me of that green stuff your mother had for putting dry flowers in. You know what I mean.
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The Sanchez brothers like to make art that is a little gory and are images straight from your nightmares. A lot of pieces are about dying from not natural causes. Fascinating.
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The Gesundheit Radio sneezes once in a while to clear itself from dust, the Floppy Legs Disc Drive stands up when a liquid is nearby to keep itself dry and the Anti Touch lamp moves away when a person comes too close to its sensitive halogen lamp.
All three are designed by the (fictive) Attenborough Design Group, better known as Chambers and Judd, to investigate how animal behavior can protect technology. Funny.
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Very interesting stuff about how the world of copy and pasting relates to parallel universes by Oliver Laric. I just love the combination of art, science and philosophy…
Click here to watch the movie and to hear quotes like this:
“The multiverse is composed of a quantum superposition of infinitely many increasingly divergent non communicating parallel universes or quantum worlds. Every historical ‘what if’ compatible with the initial conditions and physical law is realized. All outcomes exist simultaneously but do not interfere further with each other. Each single prior world having split into mutually unobservable, but equally real worlds.”
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By Kris Kuksi. Click here to inspect them with a magnifier glass.
I hate the word, but these are awesome.
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I think I’m not the only one thinking this work by Athony James, called KO, was inspired by Damien Hirst. Still like it though.
The internet.
Me too. Really. Getting all emotional now, watching that movie… (please click image below to watch that clip)
Funny piece by Justin Kemp, called ‘Proclaiming my love at a scenic overlook on top of a mountain’
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